Y MARKET
to 110. 111111 ST.
£1151
NORWALK ‘
.1 VV Harrell.
‘ - pasterday in Greenwich.
. in. George Keating, of Stamford,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
‘flndricks, of Cove avenue. )es-
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ea'fio regular
Thursday ‘ evening
1 fl. Church will be held this evc
36v. S. l’ Failbanlts will be 1
WI Ionic in New York tity yes 1‘
.- Mr. Mitchell was very much
with the delightful summer
y of purchasing the island from 1
, [ll estate.
pm Orioles have re organized their
. town this season and
M. The weight of the team 1
from 130 pounds
1 games with strong teams ha a
mulled for and it is hoped that
“he will be scheduled for Sun
fine of the most surprising cast of l
5%. mount political campaign occur-l
In! last evening when the banner be- ‘
M1 to the East. Norwalk Reps b-
I the Winston street bridge wax
.M'IMI and destroyed lby a man
h “immobile. The. man's name I
.. ‘ known to President 1111111111 11.
1, of the club, slid the latter
. that unless the banner is
M hr in a. few days he will have
an filo-ted for destroying property‘
' ”fit! twining suit for tho recovering
H ill. value of the banner.
l
1
fit". and Mrs. R. Buchanan of Tok-
have returned to their home in
it You'll for the winter.
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tone down the fence and pulled
;-. posts surrounding the pioper-
Vita widow living at Guiders cor-1
Last. year the fence was also
down, presumably by the same
, and the woman had to go to
bio expense and trouble in
it repaired. Some of the res-
here believe that if the young
"have any manhood or honor they
ages that the damage done is re-
’ and in the. future will leave
. WEATHER TO ORDER.
Possibly Be Brought About by
‘ the Aid of Electricity.
in possible to make weather to or
ES DARIIN
sv.enue
now ed on the
‘no.of the strongest teams in Point. has
to 140 Motor Sales Corporation.
an cl!!! and hung at the east end, a
of her mother.
Woodhtwen. L. l..
down stairs about ten days ago,
alysis,
Klrkwood has been subjected within
turned from his vacation.
M’A“,
Nosorou
was-WWW
Miss Nettie Northrop of llanbnly
has been visiting relatives at the
Heights.
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Laurence Wooler of the
Miss Esther
Mrs.
Heights is entertaining
Anderson of llanbury.
0
Miss lilcanor O'Brien of New York,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jean
Nouleti of Noroion Heights.
and
to Tarl‘ylown
F. 1) Austin
Heights maimed
VPoughkeepsie last Sunday.
Mrs Mary B 0 Reilly, formerly of
of Cove avenue, Noroton, “u“ of 5°“. York 5991“ a satiety of the Zion Hill M. E. church 1
few days
week.
here with friends last
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Mrs. Robert Simmel of New Canaan
\iiss ld.-1 .\lay Williams has return.
meeting of the Ea“ AWN” ed to her home at the Heights, after
Vlfiillnll friends in New York and Bos-I
on for three wetks.
ticorse Punzelt, who was recently
”1’ Kitchen, who leased Pilot ls 511110115111 injured by falling from a
hf the entire summer, returned tree “1111.1 p1ck1ng apples in nearly
csiored to his normal condition
Lewis H chshaw and Trowbiillgs
Where and is thinking very ser. 1131111113,, 01 Long \Nk Point have, re-
nined to their studies at St. Paul'sV
Preparatory School, t'oncord .\'. ll.
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Sheldon forincriy- employ-
chb place, Long Neclt
l-sft town to take a posi-
llart ford
Allen l“.
ion at
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Gardner Fowler, in. who has been
he “nit-er Stewart Company
fter spending a week at the bedsidcj
Mrs. J. Kirkwood ofl
who has fmquent-
The lui‘ier fell
and
he shock brought on a strokt1 of port
the second to which Mrs.
y visited in town.
he past year.
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The election passed off very quietly:
n Darica.
of town. and had not
The registrars had re-V
Billiard. sustained their contention. V
r; lLTON 1‘
"-‘J‘T-w
Raymond Keeler of Bridgeport was
,-.
a guest of his parents this week.
l‘tev. Henry D. Appenzcllar has re-
Rev. Frederic M. Hollister who is
was an town over election day. .
family of the}
and,
1
1o'clock.
MMdMi-Ih
owmdamru.
Ibo loo latch and Chm- lifter
an. acts of Mrs. (‘haflu W. Hoyt
of sin-lord on sandal.
Mr. and Mrs. William 8!. Jon t‘oai-
‘siock returned home In! took aiterl
spending the summer at Camp.
The state road to Pound Ilpidge is
V near completion. the top dressing hav-
1iag been out on lart “”998.
Mr. and Mia. Arthur Canterbury of!
New York were in town early this,
week, closing their
Hill for the winter,
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The is. B. Serial: Clu- held a very
llllen Raymond Hoyt street Monday
evening.
Miss Marie ilollister
the week in New York.
is spending?
the guest of; Warden (hries 1‘ Wheeler is still
-Miss Grace Canterbury. Miss Hollis “‘1'“: “l" (11" 111-1,» l“(-ai:11- of 11 se-
ter will visit her mother who 15 inl leie cold fro in “hit h l:1.1l.tis been put.
the Presbyterian hospital 011 11“: reg liPring for scletal peeks
ular visiting days while there. ‘
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. The monthly meeting of the Board
Services will aiziin be held 111 iheivf Warden and Burst-sacs was not
Congregational church on Suudaylhfl‘j Tm)“- “fining. "Willi: to the rice—
afier being closed several works dur-l lion. Tm” “WNW“ “'l” 5“ l‘f‘ld 11“?“
ing the installation of the new for Tuesday “"9“an ififllfffli
natc.
November )0. Friday evening, is ill» land Lawrenct t‘olenlan
date set for the supper and sale to ‘09!“ the Week-end
1bc held at the (‘annon Hall under m“. M'- aml MY.“
the manazement of the Ladies Ami of Seminary sirel-L
of llidgeiield
with their rela-
Aliilrcw llersam,
The young folk arc looking forward
to :1 pleasant evening on the Occasion
of the baseball dance to be gilt-11 in
Supper will be served from 6 to 9
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J. Clarence
Those who enjoyed the trip were
inci‘ Jackson and 'l‘. T. Merwin.
is recovering. The stitches were talc‘
A. W. (,3.an ”1.111111“ at 11“. en from the wound 011 Sunday. and it
llcv.
lt‘ongregationul (.‘hurch both morning is ”99le ”N" 5’1? Will be “’19 ‘0 b9
and evening 011 Sunday, K1111“; 1w" about the honor in 11 .1111: days. ‘
excellent sermons. The day being so '
Vstoniiy but few here in attendance. Mimi Sally Gilbert. 11W- lfllt’ ”Chm"
Mr. tierrie was formeily in Ridge at the local telephone exchange com-
lficld and will visit friends there this lnenccd her new duties at the Bridge-
week, preaching next Sunday for Hlt‘ ill" exchange on “Oildly mornlnx’
pastor. Mr. Dcyo, who will be away, While llele \llss Gilbert gave satis-
faction, and. while her new position
The Equal Franchise league an- is an advancement, her many friends
nounces intencsting plans for the fu- WW 90"! 10 ““9 h” 80-
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home in Beldenfinloyable session 111 the home of Mira
Mrs. Michael (‘olenian and Madeline '
Jackson took 591191-31 Raymond Hall, on the lothinst.Sit11-— guest of Miss llirdeenn P‘llt‘ll of the
TPCPMLV 511611121 day Will) her parents, Republicans 0"),- 10 Bridgeport sat. ling & Wellnitz’a oichestra of .\'or- Lower Parish.
Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Bates of W est urday evening to the Republican ral- walk will furnish music...
Vly at which Roosevelt was the speak-
‘cr, Little Miss Betty F‘airty. who was Wakenlan.
George W. Ogden. Clerc Ogden, 11:1. operated upon for appendicitis at her for representative. d1 tested the Demo-
llome on Stamford avenue last week. 1ratic nominee Wilbur Sunsets. by a in,,, H L1,," am,” ”,9 health of man
majority of
of .\'ol‘ualk.
\irlt their allot.
bury and Mrs.
VWaterbu“); aVcn'lc.
Dorothy
South
eral days in town.
n’ Ibra' the "‘0." always a favorite.
N‘lltbty ill a were to“
1111 at the end
I“
W MssLonvl
Mr. and Mrs. His-(1‘) Northrop and
family 11f Pawling, .\' Y.. have mo: 1!
to the (‘rnnbury district
George Wirtv. oi Norfi 1id street. ‘lvi11‘
is employed in llridgtpoit, was in
town Tuesday.
\li‘r‘, :1-11go Wa‘erllnry and an,
Myron. Wt‘l‘P ca‘lezs Tuesday 01
friends in lie .ding.
Fl 1:11k Hnrcm‘.
—-——
of the limit-1' Parish,” ,
spent several days this weck 111
tit-linens at the West Sde.
Bliss Alice iv‘. \ndrcws, of Hillside
street. will spend. next week ill
Bridgeport wi‘h he." b-other a‘d ss
tcrtin-law, Mr. and Mrs. lra A1111 e11 11.
~13ILCIING 0 minus“: GUN roa 1111: 11am.
"than. uov. ., 1.1a
li11~ board of illllt‘i‘rte. of t' it l min] \taits arlnv is at “ork l1)
lu‘itlt uhltli oi the many
rapid i111 "liliN shall in1 bought Wit.
\lisa Annie l1‘1t1l1. of GOdirc silevl. .
. 1111 the da Wednesday ’aV‘ the tht :1-1111011rizliion matic at the list session of tot1grcss.5c‘~.\tr1l
D Y 1‘ urolltail nations now :11 \1 .1r l1:1\c lalx'tll ilic Louis gun, i'ii‘ i11-
\t‘illlUll of 1111 \1-111rltzill. lite 1l cl<i1ni \vlll likcl} be 11‘ to th
Tuesday, Idii
11o Illnet‘
clect loll on
the Republican
At the
‘..'_ ‘. .\'l
f‘.’t) voles.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Waterlllry.
Mrs,
George \l'iltcrhui‘y.
Samuel Water .. ‘.
of
Joseph Ghioitu and Miss
(illiotto have returned to
.\'orwallt after spending sev-
.\l rs.
Pafit’
in in mg
1:11ri11i on with notable soc
OHM-t5 by entomologists of the Depart-
llli‘fll of Agriculture,
haw (been “i “0“" ‘0 bat direct-1d against lllt‘ malaria-car-
{‘iTii ,\'
osquiio,
Enloulologists
work have just discovered a species of
mosquito, hitherto
1ar1‘ier of malarial infection. that has
proved upon investigation'to be :1 dis-
Thls particular species
Louisiana,
carrier.
was found
spread of contagion. traceable to this
in
and will ill the
More immediately
assisting at George \‘clie's neus dc ltlie holding of ii (‘hrisimas stile, and of the lion‘s. no
not has omitted to gil'c up school and the formation of a class ill mind weav thing was found in :1 most «alterat-
lhas returned to his summer job with Vina under the direction of “ill-t Pink; lory condition, and u need dinner was
a skilful weaver enjoyed.
~— ctllcient tenchtr of the art.
Mrs. G E Richter returned to her Details of the plans may be had from
lhomo- 1n Mansficld avenue yesterdal. membeis of the league
There was a little cxcllc- .
11118111 just before noon, when a man
who lived out
voted here for the past two years. at- ,
tempted to vote, but was not permit-j
ted to do so.
-moved_ him name from the list of vot- '
lera As he had not been made a voter
elsewhere he maintained that he was‘
entitled to vote here. The registrars
maintained that he had forfeited that
right in this town. and that if he had
‘ Hall 1not qualified in another the fault was
(ween night ”WI-M mung his own The moderator, William W guest of mend‘ in N“ York for ”10 Privilege of the club to witness in so
lure. Renting the
Miss \linnie
1'00"].
poll oi Sillwf‘lllllllt’.
jand an
southern half of.
(lrczllly‘s house they
with tho 1.41.119", will use the looms for their exchange member
which was sturtf‘d some time past Home ('.ommiltce met with this turn
start a ten mittce and the Hospital Board num 1
plans are berlm: tweltc, in 11 tour of inspection
spring
News from Mrs John Dav.la whols lightful.
her brother in t‘ henago songs by Miss Eveline \\ oaks and vii)
her mother' lin selections by Miss AKW‘“ (‘ 11""
visiting
Berks,
N. Y.. reports
Miss Lois Andrews, the little 11111111111
ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Morris lAu-
drewa, of Hillside street. is afflicted
with serious eye trouble. and under
treatment of 11 South .\'orwalh 11p».
cialist.
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of this town. as a
Norman Solilicrs'
l. owls Provost
of the
r‘very-
Saturday.
t‘. N. Rugsted. of the l‘ppcr Parish.
has purchased a fine dog of the groa‘
(lane. species. which was delivereda'
his home cn Monday from New
York.
The second meeting of the “'tmllll'HV
("iti‘l. marked by a large attendance”
we 11 1111‘ti111lu1‘iv luforwtlng and de‘;
The program tonsisted of
u—u-a—n—v
Henry Oswald. of the ship Fulton.
is spending a furlough of 20 days
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Oswald, of the t‘ranbury dis-
piann by Miss
condition as about the same, no up accompunicd on the rict.
parent change can be noticed. Mrs lthodu r‘rskino two of the soul“l ”01
Iiiiienberll. 11 will 11c remembered ins silo WM‘W““"’ by a ”0”" 0" \ln 1111111111 llurritt and child 1
suffered from it shock time 11‘3111 .\llaa Weeks has 11 voice of Prospect street have visited 111111111:
sincc. Emmy and “hotness, noticeably in ms Mr d1" Willi p l I:
"""' Vthe verv high notes which she r-cacli w oil 1‘ ‘2: W rs. Bid am - 1°C ‘
“OWN-“v!" 11,. easily, and she stint: Will! mm“ 0 ' 0 "l 9'
1’ 1 \1 was to follow Mia-i Weeks sang aev V
l Ar‘AAN <: oral groups of =or.1.:s, all of which
I :were “on chosen and were’rendered
5 In a most artistic manmr and greatly'
Wm km" 51:!“ mum” “uh Ho l‘liss ilart. whose exquisite violin so
\via 11 'loms oi Slain
Miss .lcnnic
past \\ 110k.
. Nail
ford
Riley
has been the
At. the special town mectlng llt‘l‘
Tuesday afternoon It was voted '.
leave the matter of settle‘ne-t ‘11
dainaw‘s tn the horse owned by .\l 11:
Yes a Fanton which Mu: injure'l 50‘"?
time ago by atepp'nu through a bid 1e
in the hands of the select‘iten.
feeling and expression. The openfflr:
number " Whipcrlng llope," by Ethel-
beri .\cvln. glue the audience 11 fore-
itaste of the delightful program that
STOLEN SILVERWARE RECOV-
ERED.
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‘enloycd by tho appreciative Mldlt‘l’lt‘l".
llcctions 1111de much to the after
noon' s cnjovnw-nt. is a young artist of
Seldom had it an the
A quantity of silverware stolen
from the home of Lewis H Nash, of
Flux Hill Road has been recovered
It was found in Burchard's Woods,
near the Standard Oil Works. The
p iromlsc.
young a musician such marked mus!
cal ability. looking towards a great
source,
pianist lens.
A
bureau.
killed showed
infestation by the tick than during
investigations in-
to fly infestation of packing estal»
the previous y
campaiirn
ll]
of
fort y
031'.
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J
9.
with chie
their
considered a non-
was shown to be mostly on
extermination
against ground squirrels and other ro-
dent hosts of the immature ticks in
being conducted by the eniomoloalcal
Examination of such rodents
per cent,
lishnlonis are also under way.
MANCHESTER STRIKE SETTLED
\lA‘N’Cl‘lESTER. 001111..
The strike of one liundr ed and iw-en
apprentices at the
Mills here was settled
today. and the girls returned to work.
They asked for a ten per cent. in
crease in wages and changes in work-
latter demand
was granted by the firm, and the
wages demand taken under considers
iy-f’lvc girls as
(‘heney Silk
ing conditions.
film.
The
.\'ov.
research
and the.
Lewis gull against all ”the .
NEW "“5507 ‘05 0‘ MANK'ND- REPUBLICANS cum L08 ANCE.
LES COUNTY.
Hist ANGELES. f‘iil., Nov. 911 "11
Lo» .\ngelcs County with 42 prelim 1-1.
to be heard from, Hughes has li~4,-
t'\i \tllke. and Wilson lll,li'tl." ,1...
seph S. Grail, manager of the South-
ern Republican headquarters, said in-
day. The figures were based on
ports mode by Republican worker? 1.11
said.
‘The outstanding precincts are in
strong Republican territory and tins
iii-sures a majority for Hughes in tins
touniy above 20,000" Crail added.
W or on
f com-
.11,
CAPTAIN SENDS CHINESE T0 JAii.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 9.m-~(‘.apt. Karl‘s
of the steamer Netherawk, whoa
has just arrived here, is not much on
taking chances. Ada result, the ll’lil"
teen Chinese sailors in his crew were
lodged in jail, and are to be held 1111.
iii lllt‘ vessel is readytosall.
Capt. ilurris had learned that!
should a Chinese escape from a for-
eign ship into this country the cap-
tain will be held liable to a fine 0:
31.000. 80 the thirteen Celestial sea-
men while they work for him Will
never see anything of American ports
except the prison cells and the way
between the jail and the ship. 1
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AND HE MAY BE WHOLLY SAFE.
Aftei the boss answers the telt-
phonc about nine times during tin
week and hears the same male vol
asking for the stenographer be 111.
cities that it's time to remind h1r
that he'll expect at least two weelu’
notice before the walling.“ ~llc111: t.
l-‘rcc Prose
lower
9....
f
5‘4.
Robert Tools of Spilnytlille was in f.utul't‘ She has been a pupil at the
“W" T“"*“”1 “'1 “9"“ ”‘0 day “m‘ Musical .\ri institute in .\ew York for
friends ' iconic years, and her clear and tlrui
ltoms give evidence of excellent tcaclh
A party of young sports motored to hm. as well as under standing of the
Bridgeport Monday evening. and saw different trommemg rpqu‘f‘ld for such
a prize bout. .\f‘lss lir-
silverware is badly denied and in pool-
condition, but it still is or considera-
hle value.
was found. and it is expected by the
police that this will give them a clue
to the thief.
Near it, an old satchel
A woman came to the police head-
Edith Stevens.
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.lohn .\lncaulcy returned last
from a pleasant
.\lrs.
week
friends lll Ansonia.
Miss Florence Sommerville of Glen- could be listened m with pleasure and
spending his vacation in New York, brook spent the weekend with Miss benefit twice and two encore: were
demanded and readily given. “Com-
visit with Vcontrlbuted Emmy to the success of
u variety of compositions. . V
quarters in the City Hall yesterday ,
afiernoonand told Chief Pennington
that she had found some silverwaN
near Burchard‘s Woods. Chief Pen-
nington investigated and found that
it was that which was stolen from
31;. Vash. He also found the. satchel.
The silver was returned to Mr. Nash.
skine rendered the accompaniments
skillfully ued with good taste, and
A pregram of such real.
so well performed.
.the concert.
ly fine music.
$1 the opinion of Sir Oliver
1' it is by no means beyond the
1‘. of‘ man. He advances the sug-
at exploration of the upper
Would result in discoveries
, 31011111 enable man to control
191‘.
utter. he. contends. is mmelyl
1 of electrical conditions, and
- 1111111111 necessary for final
‘nte an impel atmosphere‘
with positive electricity andl
re charge upon the earth'si
.‘Iuch. he says. could be doael
a cancer rod round H1111
- rallel to the. equator. and dis-l
miliicnv of mes (unitsh
.. cod. Sir Oliver no'n to out
‘hsve. snout minions on bulld-
V “s. and who; not. invest can!-
'11s: the we bribin-
while!” _ thinkingl
‘ 1' rod moah rilwht be '
Autumn Blouses
The display of new Blouses is unusually large and in-
teresting. embracing everv style feature, fabric and com.
bination sanctioned by the accepted mode.
Attractive: models. {as 1ior1ed of GEORGETTE CREPE
and CREPE DE CHINEin white and flesh color;
dainty all—over net, lace and lingerie.
Eanisite hand embroidery, fine tucking, hemstitching
and laces decorate many Waiats.
Prices range from .
TUB SILK BLOUSES—Tailored. collar ‘éan be worn
high or low; assorted color atripea.V All sizes.
Special Price
TAFFETA SILK BLOUSEHmart tailored, plaided
or striped. in a variety of dark. rich colors to harmonize
with the newsuita, at............... .......... 55,95,
also
-- 31.98111 $5.93
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$1.98
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